The bar graph shows the average of consumed calorie per capita in different countries in 2003.

The information about the average calorie consumption per capita in eight different nations in 2003, is illustrated by the assigned bar graph. Overall, it can be explicitly observed that each country had distinct calorie consumption. It is noticeable that the United states consumed the most, whereas Indonesians had consumed the least calories in 2003. To begin with, the highest quantity of calories was below 3500 in the USA and New Zealand, which was 3300 and 3200 accordingly. The second maximum consumption rates was just above 2500 in Spain and Mexico, whilst in Mexico, a slight less calories were consumed. However, the third highest amount of calories was taken by China, the actual intake calories was near about 2200. Moving towards the data of another three regions namely India, Somalia and Indonesia. A slight less calories were consumed by Indians than Chinese, which was accounted for just over the 2000 calories in India. The consumption rates of calories was almost 1900 in Somalia. The minimum amount of calories intake in Indonesia was accounted as only 1700 in given year (2003 ).